3 h. ago Bounty note offering more than £100,000 is given to neighbours of anti

A bounty note offering more than £100,000 has been given to neighbours of an anti-China campaigner now living in Britain.

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14 h. ago More than 100,000 African seeds put in Svalbard vault for safekeeping

Seeds of 177 species from across Africa to be stored in Norway to preserve crop diversity in case of disasterMore than 100,000 seeds from across Africa have been deposited in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, the world’s repository for specimens intended to preserve crop diversity in the event of disaster.Among the latest additions are seeds critical to building climate resilience, such as the tree Faidherbia albida, which turns nitrogen into ammonia and nitrates, and Cordia africana, the Sudan teak, a tree renowned for its strength and durability. Continue reading...

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15 h. ago Spudman is saved! Beloved TikTok chef forces busybody council into a U

Ben Newman, 40, who sells £5 jacket potatoes from his trailer in Tamworth, Staffordshire, has gained 4million followers on TikTok - where he shares clips about his business.

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17 h. ago Inside the Doomsday Vault: Rare footage provides a glimpse inside secretive bunker in the Arctic

Located on a mountainside on Spitsbergen, an island in the remote Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard, the vault houses 'spare copies' of over 1.3 million seed varieties.

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20 h. ago Gatwick Airport expansion: Decision day looms for runway plan

If approved, there could be 100,000 more flights every year

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35 h. ago Mum shares 'no brainer' way to save £100,000 on your mortgage

A mum from Hertfordshire has found a new, easy way to pay her mortgage off 11 years early and save a staggering £125,833 in interest payments in the process

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36 h. ago Indoor ski centre fined £100,000 over schoolboy’s toboggan crash death

Louis Watkiss, 12, died after he was in a toboggan crash at a SnowDome birthday party in September 2021.

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36 h. ago Indoor ski centre where boy, 12, died colliding with worker at tobogganing birthday party is fined £100,000

SnowDome ski centre in Tamworth, Staffordshire, has been fined £100,000 for health and safety failings after 12-year-old Louis Watkiss died in a collision with a member of staff.

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37 h. ago Schoolboy, 12, dies at Tamworth ski slope birthday party as SnowDome fined £100,000

Louis Watkiss died at the SnowDome in Tamworth, Staffordshire, on September 24 2021 - the indoor ski centre has now been fined £100,000 following the 12-year-old's death

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39 h. ago The job no one wants: Britain faces lorry driver shortage that threaten to leave supermarket shelves bare

In the first frantic months of Covid the nation was left horrified at the barren shop shelves and the fuel-less petrol stations caused by an estimated shortfall of 100,000 lorry drivers.

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40 h. ago Horror moment welder crushed by huge excavation bucket in shipyard

WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT: David Vinsome was hospitalised for nine days after he was crushed by a huge excavation bucket at a shipyard in Sunderland - Midland Steel Traders Ltd has now been fined £100,000 following an investigation

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3 d. ago Annan Athletic launches share scheme in bid to raise £100,000 in a month

The fan owned club is looking to boost its various football programmes and community schemes as well as carry out a range of improvements at Galabank.

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3 d. ago New DWP warning to people on Carer’s Allowance ahead of rise to earnings threshold

Nearly 100,000 unpaid carers across the UK owe the DWP money due to earnings.

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4 d. ago Virat Kohli century steers India to Champions Trophy win over Pakistan

Group A: India, 244-4, bt Pakistan, 241 by 6wktsKohli’s 51st ODI century seals victory in DubaiVirat Kohli’s record-extending 51st one-day century secured a six-wicket win over Pakistan in Dubai that puts India on the verge of qualifying for the Champions Trophy semi-finals.After Pakistan were bowled out for a disappointing 241 in 49.4 overs, Kohli took centre stage, ticking off 14,000 ODI runs en route to 100 not out off 111 balls – with a final cover drive sealing his century and India’s victory, which leaves their rivals on the brink of early elimination. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Claudia Winkleman breaks down in tears after 'extraordinary' moment on One Question

Claudia Winkleman was reduced to tears on Channel 4's One Question after a father and daughter duo managed to win £100,000

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5 d. ago Claudia Winkleman wanted to cry after pair won £100,000 on One Question

The pair won the prize without seeing all 16 possible answers.

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6 d. ago China's put a £100,000 bounty on my head! Anonymous letter sent to London residents shows how Beijing is trying to intimidate me with threat of kidnap, says high

Tony Chung accused the Chinese Communist Party of trying to 'instil fear' after he was told wanted letters arrived in the mail boxes of residents on a London street from Hong Kong this week.

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6 d. ago Man’s house price ‘plummets £100k’ after TfL install ‘smelly’ bus driver toilet outside

A Croydon homeowner has claimed his house price has 'fallen by £100,000' due to Transport for London installing a toilet for its bus drivers outside his property.

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6 d. ago China's put a £100,000 bounty on my head! Anonymous letter sent to London residents shows how Beijing is tryin

China's put a £100,000 bounty on my head! Anonymous letter sent to London residents shows how Beijing is tryin  Daily Mail

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6 d. ago Chris Imler: The Internet Will Break My Heart review | Safi Bugel's experimental album of the month

(Moli Del Tro/Fun in the Church)Musing on topics as varied as porn, cute animals, war and weed, the Berlin artist’s latest release is as seductive and disorientating as a late-night internet rabbit hole‘I hug strangers, I lose my friends I listen to 100,000 songs,” deadpans Chris Imler on the title track of The Internet Will Break My Heart. The dark underbelly of the internet is the theme behind this record; across its nine tracks, the Berlin-based songwriter and producer flits between topics as varied as porn, cute animals, war and weed with the hasty indifference of someone flicking between apps. It’s a suitably macabre topic for Imler, whose sound is characterised by a strange, nocturnal quality, all chugging instrumentals and monotone chanting.The record draws on Imler’s trusty seedy palette, skulking somewhere in the depths between Krautrock and industrial dance music. But where new interpretations of these genres can often veer towards pastiche, Imler’s approach feels both ref...

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